LisaC said:
J-man said:
ShoeDiva said:
J-man said:
Personally I don't believe it has anything to do with genetics, I think it's a lifestyle choice people make for a variety of reasons. I won't force my views on anyone within my circle of influence who may be gay but in return I won't allow anyone to convince me to change my view on the subject. We all have free will and make daily choices of how we live our lives. Ultimately we answer for our choices.
:thumbsup Reasonable.
Hypothetically, what happens when the gene is fully discovered and you realize that people that are gay did not make a choice and they were born that way?
Wow I think that needs a s/o!
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I would question the research which claims the discovery.
Why? Genetics plays a big role in determining your sex and your sexuality.
ETA: Actually, let me add this. Questioning it is probably going to be a natural reaction for everyone. But, I think if the evidence is there, we have to look at it. Does that change what the Bible says? No.
I've seen studies and research that tends to support both theories.
Sadly, there is far too much agenda in "science" today. Take Global Warming, for example. Several scientists admitted awhile back that the federal government pressured them to find data to support man-made global warming.
So yeah, I take most studies with a grain (or two) of salt.
Having said...certainly, some men are more feminine than others and some women are more masculine than others. Is that a contributing factor in homosexuality? Very possibly. But our actions are still a choice. We are all tempted of the flesh; yet most of us will agree that it is NOT alright to cheat on our spouses. We have all experienced the emotion of coveting what we don't; yet it is NOT alright to steal from those who do.